Going across oceans aboard a cruise ship is a dream that easily becomes reality on Costa Cruises. The company’s transatlantic travel itineraries allow travelers to discover new places and venture into different destinations at once.
On board the mega ship Costa Favolosa, the guest has the opportunity to visit the most beautiful and touristy European and Brazilian cities on the cruise crossing between Europe and Brazil for a special price. The air & sea package starts at R $ 2,799 per person and includes accommodation in a double internal cabin (Basic category) and the air route connecting São Paulo to Milan.
The Europe-Brazil cruise on the Costa Favolosa begins in Savona (Italy) on November 24 and in 20 nights travels through the towns of Barcelona, Cadiz, Arrecife, Las Palmas, Recife, Maceió, Salvador, Ilhéus and Rio de Janeiro to the Landing in Santos on December 14.
Another option is to carry out the reverse route – cross the Atlantic going from Brazil to Europe for R $ 3,599 per person in a double internal cabin (Basic category) and with the air route between Milan and São Paulo. The air-sea package Brazil-Europe on the Costa Favolosa also includes for the guest the transfer of the ship to the Italian airport soon after the ship’s landing.
The embarkation for the Brazil-Europe crossing aboard the Costa Favolosa ship takes place in Santos on March 11, 2018 and passes through Rio de Janeiro, Ilhéus, Salvador, Maceió and the stunning landscapes of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Casablanca, Valencia, Barcelona and Marseille, with landing in Savona on March 30, 2018.
“Crossing oceans, visiting the best of two continents is a unique journey and a breathtaking opportunity. It is an experience that Brazilians need to do at least once in their lives, especially having at their disposal all the comfort of a mega ship like the Costa Favolosa, the union of the best of Italy in terms of quality, service and entertainment and a super attractive price “Says Dario Rustico, Sales and Marketing Director of Costa Cruises for South America.
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